When I was in nursing school, our instructors thought it would be a great idea to divide the class up for a discussion. Self-identified introverts on the right side of the classroom, extroverts on the left. Still to this day, I’m not really sure what the purpose of that was but one thing is forContinue reading “Green, Type 9, INFP”
Category Archives: Learning
Culture and Caffeine
Much of what I have written over the years, both here and on multiple other platforms has come from a deep desire to see cultural walls broken down and allow everyone a seat at the same table. As I mentioned in my last post Border Crisis, cultural differences can’t be seen as “us vs. them”.Continue reading “Culture and Caffeine”
Leaning in
When I was a kid, I loved to play soccer. All year long I played on any and every team I could get a spot on. Some seasons were great and some were, well, not as great. Because of where my birthday falls (which happened to be last week if you forgot to say Happy Birthday) I oftenContinue reading “Leaning in”
Who’s that imposter?
Recently I was having a conversation with someone about their job. The discussion was mainly about being replaceable in your position, and this anonymous friend said to me, “I don’t think they would find someone to replace me that would do the job as well as I do.” I’ve actually seen this person in action and believeContinue reading “Who’s that imposter?”
Storytelling
I am a failure. I am a loser. I am not worth it. I’m a washed-up, has-been, wanna-be pretender who doesn’t deserve to be loved and certainly shouldn’t be blessed. Have you ever told yourself that same destructive story? Do you feel like your life is defined by your worst mistakes and your biggest failures?Continue reading “Storytelling”
One Love One Voice 